Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

Big hats are rarely beautiful this season.
Small combs and fancy pins are worn all
over the high coitfure.
Ecru robes, with both colored and white
embroidery, are considered very chic.
More, antique aud Chantlly, or any an
tique family laces, are used for June brides
dresses.
Gypsy hats leghorn flats, turbans and high
crowned large Louis XVI round hats are all
In favor for summer wear.
Colored embroidered robes are sold as low
as $3.50 this summer. and they are as fash
ionable as they are pretty and cheap.
White wool tailor gowns are made for
country house ana summer resort wear in
very simple, severe, but graceful styles.
A dress for young girl eight or ten was
of oak spotted delalne,. bows Of velvet on
shoulders and loop and bows at the waist.
"Mary," said woman to a new servant,
"when you hang out the clothes be careful
always to put the incest pieces nearest the
street."
"Never appear conscious of your bustle,"
says fashion writer. That's all well enough.
but suppose you forget and try to sit down?
What's to pay?
Girls are so scarce In Dakota that when q
new girl enters territory all the brass bands
turn out en- masse and serenade her with
'Sweet ViOlets."
with pOlOnaises or upper draperes of various
usaful thev ara
A dress for little one of from two to
three years was OF biscuit onenwork en-
rnmmviysd ~ ,hhon 'i "'" S"'"'u'' oo"e VI
popps .n - -. .,,
h,na ."mSvr With trimm;n1S W cream uh,m". ana
brOdery; neck and waistband OF cream in
sertlon, with silver buckle.
ane ia.est ,aacy ~ .lua. t anu WIS. ureSI
Ims nr, Sr hnn' nstaH w,thin tSa b;',h ooi
inr ipe orT daen cuffs nf tha GreSs Wv MS )" W.
~. al" u'op 0"a' y. '"o "io'''
enjoyed for eighteen years Is declared by Mr..
GLADSTONE 10 nave Deen exercised ,,wlthout
deirlment ana WIN great aavahtage.
"A dress IOr glri o! more mature years
WAS ot corai-pinh anu eIteh cileck Wasning
K aane Guns anu COUNT xd,sad oa Hbeeh het yeVet'
'front.' Oh cream canvass oA'oi-ea put'ohs.
The law OF Wyoming allows women to
vote. 1t goes still further. 1t especially pro-
vides that there shall be no Discrimination
work.
The Watteau cOlors. as pale pink and blue
In combination are called, are enjoying re-
viva! of French favor, and are repeated ad
libitum In all the new summer fabrics sent
over from Paris.
Another was of cream nuns yelling with
flOunce of cream lace, chemisctte of cream
lace, cuffs and collar of poppy:-red velvet,
poppy-red cord and pompons. This Is for a
miss four or SIX years.
Ribbon remains the preferred hat and bon
net thinning. and il is Interesting to study
the bows. looms, torsades, and fiots into
which it is twisted for hat and bonnet dec
orations and dress ornamentation.
verv prettv dress for younpster Of four
zephyr with fiOunce of lace at the bottom.
The hack and front were trimmed with lace
and the undersleeves were of lace.
Tho Citovenne. the French woman,s rights
Journal urges that The nlaces of insnectors of
saSs that no Woman b,tv the meat and cook
~ thew should know more about Il then men.
En1,;sh ,wor,on consider . mi, Lni, ~ how.
rIeateh skirt nf s;it or henpaiine ~ wear
9TH snv noInnaise or redingote almost a
and long redingotes are much worn in Eng.